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Martin Landry
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J. O. Quantaman
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A police procedural on steroids.
Hold on to your seat.
If the tragic shipwreck isn't bad enough, the megadome suffers a horrid murder-rape, and Dog Breakfast co-op must bring the culprit to justice.
Nyssa and Shepp follow the perp to LA where they rescue young women from vicious sex traffickers. But funds are running low, so they're joined by Griz and Jen. All four travel to Tijuana where they part $750,000 from strip-club bettors.
The quartet follow the rapist to Quito, Ecuador where they must face two dozen mercenaries and an armored-robotic cyclops.
The backstory examines the future of education from the point of view of teenagers, in a dormitory setting and a homeschool approach.
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- Jacob Lord
- 12-14-23
A Riveting Rollercoaster
J. O. Quantaman's 'Afterlife' is a riveting rollercoaster of a police procedural. The tragic shipwreck and megadome murder-rape set the stage for an intense journey. Quantaman's writing is spellbinding, and Martin Landry's narration adds an extra layer of brilliance. A five-star masterpiece.
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- Bethany Jordan
- 01-11-24
A Stellar Performance
Martin Landry's stellar performance in narrating 'Afterlife' elevates J. O. Quantaman's gripping narrative to new heights. The megadome murder-rape investigation, the international pursuit, and the face-off in Quito come alive through Landry's skillful voice modulation. An audiobook that seamlessly blends storytelling and narration, earning it a well-deserved spot among the best in the genre.
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- Shirley Hardy
- 01-12-24
A Nuanced Performance
Martin Landry's nuanced performance in 'Afterlife' adds layers of depth to J. O. Quantaman's crime narrative. The quartet's pursuit becomes a vivid journey, and Landry's voice captures the intricacies of their actions and decisions. An audiobook that combines storytelling finesse with exceptional narration, earning it high praise.
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- Paul Ferguson
- 01-11-24
Intense and Engaging
Martin Landry's intense and engaging voice in 'Afterlife' creates an immersive experience as J. O. Quantaman weaves a tale of crime, justice, and survival. The quartet's journey is vividly portrayed, and Landry's narration adds depth to the characters and their actions. An audiobook that demands attention, earning its place as a five-star favorite.
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- John Mckinnon
- 12-16-23
Landry's Voice: Captivating
Martin Landry's captivating voice brings 'Afterlife' to life in ways unimaginable. The murder-rape investigation takes unexpected turns, and Landry's narration skillfully guides the listener through the twists and turns. A five-star audiobook that showcases the synergy of writing and narration.
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- Gregory Outland
- 01-17-24
Dynamic and Engrossing
Martin Landry's dynamic and engrossing narration in 'Afterlife' enhances the storytelling brilliance of J. O. Quantaman. The quartet's pursuit and the megadome investigation are delivered with finesse, creating an audiobook that demands repeated listens. A five-star performance that makes 'Afterlife' a standout in the crime fiction realm.
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- John Williams
- 12-14-23
Landry's Narration: Exceptional
Martin Landry's exceptional narration in 'Afterlife' enhances the gripping narrative penned by J. O. Quantaman. Landry's voice adds depth to the characters and keeps you hooked. A stellar audiobook deserving of its five-star acclaim.
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- Christine Cartman
- 01-16-24
Evocative and Memorable
Martin Landry's evocative and memorable voice in 'Afterlife' makes this audiobook an unforgettable experience. J. O. Quantaman's crime narrative, paired with Landry's narration, creates a seamless journey from tragedy to justice. The quartet's pursuit is a rollercoaster of suspense, earning this audiobook its well-deserved five-star rating.
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- Bill Greenshields
- 01-18-24
Quantaman's Crime Canvas
J. O. Quantaman paints a crime canvas with masterful strokes in 'Afterlife.' The investigation is intricate, the characters are compelling, and the writing is exceptional. A five-star audiobook that stands out in the genre.
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- Julia Fleming
- 01-15-24
Cinematic and Spellbinding
Martin Landry's cinematic and spellbinding narration in 'Afterlife' transforms J. O. Quantaman's crime narrative into an immersive experience. The quartet's pursuit, the tragedy, and the face-off in Quito are vividly portrayed, making this audiobook a must-listen. A stellar performance that earns its place among the best.
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